Swing around. I was on a swing going back and forth. I was with Ruth.

Here comes Hayes and Sean.

Cramer. Ruth Cramer.

You said us up.

So remind me what her deal is.

She went to high school with me.

We were in the Aries feeder class, which was a class.

It was like a separate class during school time where you did, like,

put on a play that ultimately got performed in the feeder.

The weekend that we did our show, The Boy Who Could Fly, I, of course, played the

titular boy who could fly.

Part of the effect we had was there was a sea saw behind a bed frame.

I would stand on that with my arms and then some stage hands would lower the sea saw,

which would then raise me on the stage.

And I would try not to wobble too much, but I certainly would wobble quite a bit.

No one was in the audience for our show at Coincited with the Relay For Life.

You know, all night, Marathon where people would walk to raise money for the ill.

And during the Relay For Life, there was a horrible thunderstorm, and it rained so hard that everyone came in to watch.

Almost the entire first act of the play.

Then there was an intermission.

It came in late, it came in about five minutes in, then they watched up until intermission, then an intermission.

It stopped raining and everyone did leave, and we did the second half of the play to an empty theater.

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